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The standing of Shane Steichen as the Colts’ head coach has come in the crosshairs following the organization’s decision to fire GM Chris Ballard this week. According to Stephen Holder of ESPN, Steichen was a topic of conversation for teams…

Indianapolis Colts head coach Shane Steichen could attract significant interest across the NFL if he is dismissed, according to a report by ESPN's Stephen Holder. Steichen's future has come under scrutiny following the franchise's decision to fire general manager Chris Ballard. Holder reported that an executive from a team with a head coaching vacancy during the last hiring cycle considered Steichen a top target had he been let go after 2025.
Steichen has compiled a 27-30 record without a playoff appearance during his tenure with Indianapolis. Despite this record, league figures reportedly view him as a strong coach in a difficult situation, pointing out that he has started eight different quarterbacks while managing an underperforming roster.
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